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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-08-14, Page 8Times -Advocate, August 14, 1991 Page 7 FA MILY Hodgins - Hobrink Terry William, son of Robert and Edith Hodgins, Ailsa Craig and Trudy Annette, daughter of Her- man and Dini Hobrink, Listowel, were united in marriage in Lis- towel on Friday, June 28, 1991. They wish to thank all who helped with and attended the wedding. After honeymoon to the States, the couple now re- side at RR3 Ailsa Craig. Lockhart - Ducharme St. Boniface Church in Zurich was the location of the wedding of Wayne Lockhart, Bright's Grove and Tracy Ducharme, Sar- nia on August 10, 1991. Wayne is the son of Jim and the late Audrey Lockhart, Collingwood and Tracy is the daughter of Je- rome and Helene, Zurich, Onta- rio. Father Peter Hayes officiat- ed. fficialed. Mary Ducharme, sister of the bride was the maid of hon- our. Bridesmaids were Patti Hunter, sister of the groom, and Janet Willsie, friend of the bride. Best man was Don Lockhart, brother of the groom and ushers were Rob Ducharme, brother of the bride and Doug Young, cou- sin of the groom. The wedding reception was held at the Zurich Community Centre. After a wed- ding trip to the West Coast, the couple have taken up residence at Brights Grove. Photo by Frank Phillips Forthcoming marriage - June Marie McAlpine and John Curtis Lindenfield are pleased to an- nounce the marriage to each other. This celebration will take place Saturday, August 17, 1991 at 4:30 p.m. at Trivitt Me- morial in Exeter, Ontario. Open reception to follow in Exeter at 9:00 p.m. Cook - Cronyn Gerald Alan and Lori Anne were united in marriage June 29, 1991 in Our Lady of Mount Car- mel Church, Mount Carmel. Fa- ther Bagotto officiated the cere- mony. Gerald is the son of Lome and Marion Cook, Luck - now and Lori is the daughter of Larry and Mary Cronyn, Central- ia. The maid of honour was Lynn Veri, sister of the bride. Brides- maids were Barb Regier, friend of the bride, Janice Cook, sister of the groom and Missy Pfaff, friend of the bride. The best man was Ron Johnson, brother- in-law of the groom. Ushers were Mike Veri, brother-in-law of the bride, Mark Cronyn, brother of the bride and Wayne McDo- nagh, friend of the groom. Flow- ergirl was Lisa Johnson, niece of the groom and ringbearers were Jordon Cronyn and Joel Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allister, Grand Bend are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Janet to Hank Arnold, son of Reta Arnold and Harry Ar- nold, both of Lucan, Ontario. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, September 14, 1991 at the Grand Bend United Church, Grand Bend, Ontario Letter to Editor A walk around town Dear Editor. As usual, "Kathy" the peripatelic dove is waiting for her regular ear- ly morning feed, her peachy pink breast glinting in the slanting sun. This day site has eight dove com- panions, all with voracious appeti- ties. She is a holy terror with the tackles who try to usurp her feed- ing grounds. The birds and squir- rels of Exeter are a daily fascina- tion and (sometimes) inspiration. A walk around our lovely town gives time for contemplation and an opportunity to chat with fellow citizens. The other day I actually met someone who openly admitted she had voted for Boy Scout Bob Rae and his mixed up Socialists! Not many will admit it these days. The people of Exeter obviously take pnde in the neat lawns, bright flowers, well cared for homes that grace our town. Certainly the PUC and the boys who pick up the gar- bage and discarded odds and ends do a spendid job of assisting. We are lucky to have good police, fire- men and firemen and town work- ers - no slums in Exeter, the nicest Murray - Lamport Julie and Craig were united in marriage on June 29, 1991 at St. Luke's In the Garden, Onta- rio. Julie is the daughter of Glen Veri, nephews of the bride. Solo- and Betty Ann Lamport, Hensall 1st _ was Steve Ch_arr leY---arid a6----end-Marion sftd Dater MOP r- gan7st was Lois Wilson. After a. son. Cataract. Craig is the son honeymoon to Delawana inn, of Harry and Darlene Murray, Honey Harbour, the couple now Cambridge. The maid of honour reside at Huron Park. was Christine Coates, Toronto Photo by William Mason and bridesmaids were Caroline Oorschot, Hamilton and Aviva Sherken, Toronto. The best man was Richard Latendresse, Oshawa and ushers were Robert Major, Toronto and Greg Lam- port, Hensall. Julie and Craig now reside in Toronto. Thanks to everyone who made our day extra special. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. Wayne Hockey and Ms Betty Hockey are pleased to r nounce the marriage of the. daughter Janet Hockey to Doug Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper. The wedding will take place August 24, 1991 at 3:00 p.m. at Elimville United Church followed by an open re- ception in Exeter. small town in Canada! Conversations as one ambles along are always rewarding and in- formative, with a wide variety of topics. Some peopk comment that they are glad Ben Johnson, who says "everybody lies and cheats" isn't doing too well without his ster- oids. Let's hope he never represents Canada again. Some political opinions are inter- esting, considering the unpopular GST and PST. "Boy Scout Bob" couldn't get elected to 11 dog catcher in the pound; the Tories are having a resurgence, some are impressed with the Fourth Party, the Reform from crazy money Alberta. Old timers remember the Reformer's roots in Alberta, with disdain but the leader gets high marks for integrity. Many are well informed about In- ternational Affairs and have posi- tive views. Many comment that George Bush talks big, but after the Gulf, carries a very small stick. Af- Saintsbury by H. Davis SAINTSBURY - The service of Holy Communion was held at St. Patrick's on Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Stephen ,finery spoke to the chil- dren about forgiveness and used that topic for his homily. Next Sun- day, August 18, service will be held at 8:30 a.m. with the service of Holy Communion. A successful picnic and pool par- ty was held at the home of Hazel Davis on Thursday with 23 present. Under cloudy conditions everyone enjoyed the swimming and get to- gether. Plans were made for another bake and garage sale on the lawn at the home of Heather and Bob MacGil- livray on Friday beginning at 3 p.m. and on Saturday 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. Darren Simpson of London spent the weekend with aunt and uncle Hazel and Hugh Davis. Mary Davis was a Sunday dinner guest with Heather and Bob Mac- Gillivray and family. Recently, Julie Foran of Centralia was surprised on her 16th birthday when 22 family members and friends gathererd at the home of her aunt and uncle Suzanne and Mi- chael Davis and family. Judy Carroll of Detroit, along with husband and granddaughter, visited with the Carroll families re- cently and also called on Hugh and Hazel Davis. ter all, Saddam Hussein is still in power. They know that the Syrians cannot be trusted; their leader has murdered almost as many inno- cents as Saddam. And the King of Jordan is the Middle East jackal feeding on the efforts of others. As for Arafat, the greasy leader of the PLO is mistrusted by every- body. There is sympathy for the Palestinians, but not for the terror- ist PLO. As for the US Secretary of State, James Baker, he is ignorant of the Middle East, and has no interna- tional respect. After all, he got the job by being Bag Man for the last Bush election and now wants to be President himself - witness the amount of T.Y. time he gets. In short, a walk is most reward- ing. One small point - this town is full of lovely young mothers, with beautiful children. Are all of them blonde? Yours truly, Gibby J.M. 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